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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
6
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions a popular repair man linked to Misgowla Light and Power and a statement about action against a city facility. Details are unclear, with garbled names and dates, but hints at a local electrical service dispute or inquiry.
A garbled 19th century style note describes navigator work and travel notes with scattered names and actions. The text references Kiowa, Mot Te, and Gelight, with mentions of trips, introductions, and a supposed plan to shorten travel time.
Wallspell reports the Whitefish town road project nearing completion with grading along the lake west shore to finish by March and summer work planned for laying the falls. Preparations for early spring scaumpthin and moving heavy grading to steel work are noted, with hopes to complete major tasks by summer and hand over grading to steel in spring.
TheElks memorial program at Heil Gate lodge includes eulogies for mentors from Hebstate Indge and remarks by Robert K. Clinton of Silvey Howtedae. The ceremony features choral and orchestral items, with readings, prayers, solos, and remarks from members, reflecting on Henry Rehteldt Kulwarit Hamner and other figures.
Stockmen in the region are optimistic as warmer weather improves forage and cedar straw conditions. Prospects for hay feed are better, with some pasture and straw supplies improving. If mild temperatures continue, cattlemen expect sufficient forage through spring, easing concerns about winter shortages in the county.
Week reports from Sand Point discuss a proposed smelter near Misdoula, with claims that new mines at Bhagk fall could supply ore for a Sand Point operation. Proponents push for a Sand Traink link, citing potential grain and metal benefits, while opponents warn of environmental and economic risks involving local communities.
In Missoula on December 2 a report outlines a federal secret service operation linked to South African mines and disguises. Detective Herrin traced a suspect from the United States to Honolulu and Japan, surviving a dangerous confrontation before returning for trial.
Fragmented OCR description notes a local election result favoring prohibitionists. Named figures and places are unclear due to garbled text, but the gist indicates a decisive victory for prohibitionist candidates or measures in a community.
At White Sulphur Springs a Farmers Institute meeting was held Tuesday evening with Meagher county attendees and city visitors. Speaker Prof. O W Kishor discussed Agriculture topics while Ms Meindington and Mika Walaa performed. the next gathering is planned for Lewistown with speakers including W M Waoldbridge and Ga Terivkiy.
Missoula December 2 report shows the case against Pierce will not come up to day for trial. The note mentions Private secrecy and involvement with police officials, with details unclear due to damaged text and OCR errors.
Fragmentary note appears to reference a move or dispatch to a place called Golden Tale with unclear context or recipient. No clear dates names or organizations readable. Further text needed to determine full meaning.
Henry Chambers, an early pioneer born in 1831, died after life of service in Montana. The obituary notes his travel from Mississippi to Montana, his roles in local communities, and his connection to state politics. Survived by relatives and remembered for frontier life.
A muddled report discusses conflicting interpretations of an option law in Ravalli County. Two legal views clash over whether the town can decide its own rules or if the state prohibits certain actions. potential effects could shift control among Hamlin, Florence, Corvallis, and Vicinity communities, with local businesses like Kins fresh fruit at PLM Etellly's mentioned.
A Saletse couple had their home burned during a wedding night event. Minnie Bran of Kaltese and Cenried of St Teast wed recently and the house fire occurred Monday night, destroying the premises. A significant amount of money was lost, and the guests were present. The couple plans to relocate to Missoula to stay with Mr and Mrs Warwick while they reestablish.
Missouri on December 27 reports county Assessor Cave retains a deer head trophy. A severed white tail and antlers are prepared for display by traders at St. Tak exhibition under Dr. B. Gatnn, a dentist and jeweler, as the big white buck is shipped to local officials.
Williamaterringa Miaowla and Mia Alba Meceinga wed in a small evening ceremony at the bride’s home on Mast Cedar Street. Reverend E. J. Sitaman of the Baptist church officiated. Groom Hnowile Silenty spoke of Missoula.
Missoula notes report visitors in cape Hat day customs and Wednesday court sessions. Mike Jauvrww WL days Sav Yong faces intoxication and disorder issues. A state patent case involved ownership transfer to SbCrar 1obet Lipentor Hols, who works at the Komi. WJ Charwick, a special agent for the nerd Jani wiles at Washington, nears a business train. In Missouri, a patent for the oat Tate mining claim is applied for in the Thomson district with ore estimates of 2u ores. Trev Mer Prien of the Breccanetle trassehogt closes his journey, planning to resume pulpit duties at the Con artxarioma church west Sunday. De W. P Mills, missing from Fordhant bridge, remains ill after a canvasion accident. Little change noted in this period.
A tarnished court report details multiple defendants linked to horse theft and related crimes. Trever Alek and Fred Davis face prison terms, with sentences ranging from six months to a year. An earlier plea shows Blisber admitting involvement, while others contest portions of the indictments. Local officials and witnesses are referenced in a murky docket with several names redacted or garbled.
Washington December 2 The annal report of Admiral H C Taylor chief of the Directorate recommends a general staff in bays two vice admirals one corchevette staff and one for the Atlantic squadron He urges training standardization and a bulletin of training vessels for war economy It calls for the night ship construction modeled on the San Francisco with 16 knots and reduced by set amount to be capable of bearing a large force Six new cruisers are recommended for the European station including the aviation station Admiral Taylor outlines a principal naval staff for the Lathe lines bay The report says ashore needs six cruisers of Olympia type and four of the Scout type with two usable now He urges no small craft for large launches for river service and predicts many cruisers in the near future
An article reports on a coin auction fever over early U S dollars, especially 1705 and 1794 pieces. Collectors flood rooms and mail with offers as traders warn values hinge on age and mint dates, with mistakes in pricing noted and a surge of out of town inquiries.
A reflective piece on the railway engineer's perilous task amid crowded streets. It notes the ceaseless attention required to operate a car safely, the ever present risk of accidents, and the public’s demand for rapid transit despite dangers.
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